Esso Stops Lucky In Stoppage Filled Win
Esso defeated Lucky Inn 4 to 2 after a skunk delayed play at Winchester. Eddie Grim homered for Esso, while Gosnell Sing hass and Pitta drove runs for Lucky Inn. Gray pitched the full game for Esso with Singhass taking the loss. Clevenger led Esso with 2 from 3 at the plate.
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Dark Settled As Giants Manager Still In Place
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports Alvin Dark will remain Giants manager after owner Horace Stoneham denied talks of a change. A Newsday column alleged quotes about players and Dark held a press conference to deny misattributions. Dark praised Stoneham for defending him and the team moved on to pursuit of the NL pennant.
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San Francisco
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Isaacs
Associated Press
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results
Major league results show Minnesota topping Boston 6 to 5 and Detroit beating Chicago 5 to 2 while New York wins 5 to 3 over Kansas City. Schedule lists tonight's games Boston at Chicago Baltimore at New York Minnesota at Cleveland Kansas City at Detroit Los Angeles at Kansas City and tomorrow's and Sunday's matchups with Washington at Los Angeles Boston at Chicago and other pending games. In the National League Philadelphia leads with a .590 mark followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. St Louis and Chicago post strong showings, while New York trails. Thursday results include St Louis over Chicago 5 to 3 and Houston over Philadelphia 2 to 1.
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Orioles
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White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
Senators
Angels
Yankees Pull Ahead With 5-3 Win Over KC to Start Pennant Push
Yankees avoid batting practice slump as Ralph Terry wins again and New York rises four games clear of Baltimore. Elston Howard delivers a go ahead homer in the eighth while Roger Maris and Tommy Tresh drive in runs.
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Berra
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Rocky Colavito
Terry
Roger Maris
Tommy Tresh
Elston Howard
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
al Kaline
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Minnesota
Witmer Following Father's Trade at Shenandoah Downs
Ronald Witmer, 19, the Hagerstown apprentice, renews pursuit of early leaders at Shenandoah Downs as he serves a short suspension. The son of late jockey George Witmer seeks to honor his father while building on a debut at Shenandoah and a 15 win season.
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W. VA
Shenandoah Downs
Ronald Witmer
Hagerstown
Witmer
George
Pappy) Witmer
Shenandoah
New England
Paul C. Ellis
Del Papa Wins Italian Light Heavy Title In Fight Review
In Piceno, Piero Del Papa stopped Benito Michelon to retain the Ita Man light heavyweight title. In Miami Gordon Lott knocked out Jerry Lewis. Rory O Shea outpointed T J Jones in Minneapolis. Felipe Gonzalez fought in Los Angeles at welterweight.
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Italy
Piero del Papa
Benito Michelon
Papa
Miami
Gordon Lott
Savannah
Jerry Lewis
Minneapolis
Rory O'Shea
T.J. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Welters
Los Angeles
Felipe Gonzalez
Mexicali
Mexico
Old Timers Enter Duckpin Hall of Fame
Catherine Kitty Quigley a 77 year old bowler from Washington DC and Mike Bogino of Avon were elected to the Old Timer Duckpin Hall of Fame by the National Duckpin Bowling Congress announced at the national tournament in Newington Hartford area.
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Catherine
Kitty) Quigley
Washington, D.C
Mike Bogino
Avon
Newington
Bears All Stars Uncertain In List Star Game
Uncertainty hangs over both teams as the Bears and the 1964 All Stars prep for the List Star game in Chicago. The Bears face pressure after the deaths of Willie Galimore and John Farrington and will honor them. Miami quarterback George Mira’s arm injury raises questions about the All Stars’ passing game and the effectiveness of Pete Beathard and Jack Concannon as backups.
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Associated Press
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ABC
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John Farrington
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Mira
Otto Graham
Southern California
Pete Beathard
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
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Concannon
Bandits
Bennie McRae
Dave Whitesell
Richie Petitbon
Roosevelt Taylor
Elks Blank Moose In Pony League Showdown
The Elks scored four runs on four hits to blank the Moose 4-0 in Pony League play. S Koonce pitched the win with 12 strikeouts while taking the loss. Headley produced the Moose only hit, a single, as Wymer D Moore M Boyd and Koonce added the Elks hits. S Shrader snuffed Moose rally by catching J Hall's drive with two on in the seventh.
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S. Koonce
Market St
Atkinson Lake
Billmeyer
Costello
Anderson
Ordel
Odgen
Sunnyside
B. Rinker
Upset, Shut Out In Church League Action
In CYO action Baptist upset 7-5 after a late rally as Oates and Salyan led the winners with 2-3. Monty Harris wining pitcher. Market St topped Congregational Christian 5-2 with Ordel winning on the mound. Foreman took the loss. Sunnyside defeated 1st Presbyterian 3-0 behind strong defense and timely hits. Wesley beat Braddock 6-2 with Whaley the winner and Bageant the loser. Brooks 2-4 led the winners while Stotler 2-3 paced the losers.
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Sunnyside
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Braddock
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Oates
Monty Harris
Fretwell
Salyan
Whaley
Bageant
Brooks
Reardon
Peer
Stotler
Brookneal Wins Virginia Babe Ruth Crown in Tight Tourney
Brookneal defeated Front Royal 7 3 to capture the Virginia Babe Ruth title at Belvoir with Randy Minnix pitching a seven hitter for his second win. Minnix also opened the tourney with a six hitter beating Fairfax Nationals 5 1, while Lacy Epperson blanked Falls Church 1 0. Fairfax Americans finished third by beating Falls Church 3 2.
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Brookneal
Virginia
Front Royal
Randy Minnix
Minnix
Fairfax Nationals
Lacy Epperson
Falls Church
Brooknell
Booker
Fairfax Americans
TD Club Meets Middletown Lions For Championship
The TD Club and Middletown Lions clash Saturday at 6 p.m. at James Wood for the FCRA title after a three team tie for first. Middletown beat Stephens City 9-5 in the playoff to reach the final.
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Middletown Lions
James Wood
Stephens City
Middletown
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